Sentence examples for state stipulates from inspiring English sources

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In the first, the State stipulates rules and incentives for private activities, accrediting the results obtained to the limitations and incentives offered.

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The Coleman court found a systemwide violation, and the State stipulated to systemwide relief in Plata.

In its motion, the state argued that when he turned over his license, the state stipulated that the charges against him would be made public.

The deal, which must now be agreed upon by the European Union's 27 member states, stipulates that Serbia must first arrest and turn over four war crimes suspects indicted in The Hague.

The charter calls on broadcasters to avoid insulting Arab leaders, respect Muslim values and uphold the cultural and social traditions of Muslim states, stipulating that satellite TV channels "should not damage social harmony, national unity, public order or traditional values".

NSW laws suggest that the minimum possession quantity is 0.75 grams, while other states stipulate that it is 3 grams.

Data collection on disability (and rehabilitation) is a key obligation of States stipulated in Article 31(1) of the CRPD, under which " States Parties undertake to collect appropriate information, including statistical and research data, to enable them to formulate and implement policies to give effect to the present Convention".

That complaint loses credibility when Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton stipulates publicly, as she did Tuesday, that "there is no intention to seek any authority or to pursue any kind of military intervention".

Safaris to Africa notwithstanding, state law stipulates that any incentive for selling a house must be given to the brokerage, not the individual agent, said Eugene Marconi, general counsel for the Connecticut Association of Realtors.

Illinois state law stipulates that it is illegal for children under 14 to work for money (except to baby-sit, deliver newspapers, do yardwork, caddy or act in films); 14- and 15-year-olds must first obtain work permits.

Simply put, it's share and share alike: state law stipulates that if a municipality has no books in the system, its residents have no right to borrow any other municipality's books.

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